The Warrants Bureau of the Miami-Dade Police Department (often called MDPD or Metro) serves felony warrants issued by the local criminal justice system and all jurisdictions nationwide. Each year, employees with the Warrants Bureau of the Miami-Dade Police Department enter an average of 12,000 warrants into the system, make more than 1,700 arrests, and close more than 4,400 warrants.

The MDPD Warrants Bureau is comprised of the following:

• four Felony Apprehension Squads,
• the Extradition/ Administrative Unit; and
• the Career Criminal Squad.

Attorney for Warrants in Miami-Dade County, FL

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Warrant Units of the Miami-Dade Police Department

The primary responsibility of the Felony Apprehension Squads is to apprehend individuals with outstanding felony warrants, service writs of bodily attachment, ex-parte orders, juvenile pick- up orders, grand jury indictments, and penal warrants. members of the apprehension squad also return wanted subjects from other jurisdictions to Miami for judicial proceedings.

The Career Criminal Unit of the MDPD serves felony warrants on career criminals. The unit also enforces Florida’s Career Offender Verification Act by ensuring more than 1,450 career offenders in Miami-Dade are registered and annually verify their address.

The Extradition/Administrative Unit of the Miami-Dade County Police Department coordinates the arrest and return of felony subjects from around the world who are wanted in Miami-Dade County. By making more than 150 extradition trips each year, the unit returns fugitives with felony warrants to other jurisdictions.